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Clinical Investigation 4+1

Why study clinical investigation at Geneseo?

This program allows Geneseo undergraduates to complete both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in an accelerated format. The Master of Clinical Investigation program provides students with the skills and methodologies needed to conduct rigorous clinical studies, improve evidence-based clinical decision-making, and evaluate health care services.

Students save both time and tuition while preparing to carry out patient-based research in the development of interventions and technologies to ensure the highest levels of patient safety and quality of care. Program admission requires successful completion at Geneseo of two or more health-related courses and at least one statistics or analysis course, plus a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher.

• BA in Anthropology +
• BS in Applied Mathematics +
• BA in Black and Africana Studies +
• BS in Data Analytics +
• BA in Economics +
• BA in Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies +
• BA in International Relations +
• BA in Mathematics +
• BS in Mathematics +
• BA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics +
• BA in Political Science +
• BA in Psychology +
• BA in Sociology +
• BA in Sociomedical Science +
• BA in Sustainability Studies +
• Students in other majors may inquire with the dean’s office in the School of Arts and Sciences.

• Earn a BA or a BS and an MS in five years.
• Students may take up to two UR graduate courses their senior year to apply toward the MS degree.
• Students may apply up to six UR credits to fulfill their undergraduate degree open electives. 
• Conditional admission into UR’s School of Medicine and Dentistry as early as junior year.
• Two options: research-based thesis or integrated learning experience.
• Access to UR advisement on appropriate coursework and degree requirements.
• Set within a leading medical school with clinical research resources and collaborative faculty.